But it's just like the other two lead sources in that if you keep after them you'll eventually find one.I once experienced both in one stop.

Quote from @Punith Shetty:It's impossible to give decent advice without seeing pictures of what you are working with.Counter: quartz is a good option.

There are many options available still, but 2-4 unit properties are easier to stabilize and obtain financing for right now. 

From my research thus far, it sounds like it it's the right option.

I like the sound of option 2 but the risk profile of option 1.

Refinancing is always an option but don’t want to be timing the market.

Either way - we welcome folks from that subreddit, and encourage folks on here to check it out as yet another source of valuable information. 

Non-residential properties have a few extra options compared to residential properties.However, before looking at the accelerated depreciation (100% bonus is a form of it), you need to figure out if you will be able to take these losses.

I heard about Houzeo it might be a good option, but you have to evaluate what you pay and what you get.

I'm not sure that I want to increase the number of properties I own (which you said would increase my chances of return), so I was wondering what my options were.